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 Rogers Locomotive Works American Type 4-4-0 Railway Empire (2018) | I've found a PDF of illustrations of dozens of 4-4-0 locomotives from the 1850s, the Lowell Machine Shop 'Columbia' on page 21 is a very close match. The only thing that is putting me off IDing it as that is the name - it doesn't make sense that they'd just pick the name 'Rensselaer' out of thin air, when most of the other trains in the game use their real names. I do have a feeling that somewhere out there, in some obscure reference book, there is probably a real locomotive called the Rensselaer (or one from the Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad) that is a perfect match. | |
 Rogers Locomotive Works 4-6-0 Railway Empire (2018) | Just like what Casey Jones drove. | |
Rogers Locomotive Works 4-6-0 Railway Empire (2018) | I really don't see how this is unknown. I mean, the in-game name is what this type of locomotive is in real life. A Rogers 4-6-0. | |
 Brooks Locomotive Works 2-6-0 Railway Empire (2018) | www.steamlocomotive.info/vlocomotive.cfm?display=1974 | |
 Juniata Shops Class E1 Railway Empire (2018) | I'm going to say a PRR Class E1, built by the Altoona Works in 1899 | |
 Baldwin Locomotive Works Columbia Railway Empire (2018) | www.deviantart.com/rlkitterman/art/Baldwin-2-4-2-No-13350-Columbia-853053438 | |
 New York Central Railroad No. 999 Railway Empire (2018) | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Central_and_Hudson_River_Railroad_No._999 | |
 Baldwin Locomotive Works 8-26 C Railway Empire (2018) | Bruisemobile wrote Schenectady Locomotive Works. Nope, this is the Inyo, which was built at Baldwin. | |
 JF Cail & Cie Paris-Lyon-Méditerranée 030 Railway Empire (2018) | PLM 030 | |
 Baldwin Locomotive Works Dragon Railway Empire (2018) | Baltimore & Ohio Dragon, illustrated inthis old book on page 63 (page 37 of the PDF). | |
 SACM Ouest 030 Railway Empire (2018) | Ouest 030. They were made by several different builders, but SACM made the most overall, including one of the two surviving locomotives. | |
 Lima Locomotive Works Shay Class C Railway Empire (2018) | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shay_locomotive#Classes | |
 Neilson, Reid & Co. Taff Vale Railway O2 class Railway Empire (2018) | clandohoome wrote Nope, apparently Thomas was based on a LB&SCR E2 class. That is a can of worms in of itself. Fans debate about Thomas being an E2 for years. | |
Neilson, Reid & Co. Taff Vale Railway O2 class Railway Empire (2018) | Bruisemobile wrote Thomas the Tank Engine's basis. Nope, apparently Thomas was based on a LB&SCR E2 class. | |
Baldwin Locomotive Works 8-26 C Railway Empire (2018) | Schenectady Locomotive Works. | |
Juniata Shops Class E1 Railway Empire (2018) | Such locomotives are known as Camelbacks. | |
Neilson, Reid & Co. Taff Vale Railway O2 class Railway Empire (2018) | Thomas the Tank Engine's basis. | |
 Deutsche Reichsbahn Adler Replica Railway Empire (2018) | Im Almost certain this is not based on the Original Adler but rather the 1935 Replica built by the Deutsche Reichsbahn. | |
 Railway Empire (2018) | Bond007stig, some images have black borders on the thumbnail, I suggest using a size of 720x405 -- Last edit: 2022-10-11 17:44:52 | |
 Doncaster Works Class A4 Mallard Railway Empire (2018) | Is Doncaster Works the right thing to classify as the manufacturer? Wouldn't; London North Eastern Railway be better? The website has always called stuff by the company that made it, not the factory it was made. I know WW2 tanks are usually classified by their factories, but that's different. Those were made by a country that commissioned a factory to make them, not a company. This locomotive was made by a private company, i.e; the London North Eastern Railway. I mean; we call it the Ford Crown Victoria, not the St. Thomas Assembly Crown Victoria. That's just my two cents. |
